Taijiquan Long Form Part One - FREE VIDEO

These videos are part of my first Taijiquan teaching series, which I originally created and released on my website more than two years ago. At the time, the course was available as a paid program, and students and practitioners from around the world purchased and followed it. I am very grateful to everyone who supported that first project, because it allowed me to organize many years of practice, research, teaching, and personal experience into a structured series of lessons. Now that some time has passed, I feel it is the right moment to open this material to a wider audience and make the complete series available here on YouTube, video by video, completely free. For me, this is not simply a re-release of an older course. It is also the beginning of a new stage of the project. By sharing the original series publicly, I want to create the motivation and momentum to continue where I left off: producing new lessons, exploring the material in greater depth, revisiting certain ideas with the experience I have gained since these videos were recorded, and developing a much broader body of work around Taijiquan practice. The intention is to build something that can grow over time. The first series introduces forms, exercises, applications, body mechanics, training principles, and some of the ideas that have shaped my personal approach to Taijiquan. Future videos will allow me to expand on these subjects, clarify details that cannot always be explained in a short lesson, and introduce new material progressively. Most importantly, I want this YouTube series to become a way to continue the experience with interested students and practitioners around the world. Questions, observations, practice experiences, and discussion can all become part of how the project develops. So, whether you followed the original course years ago or you are discovering my work for the first time, welcome. I hope these videos can offer useful material for your own practice, encourage deeper investigation, and perhaps contribute in some small way to keeping the study of Taijiquan alive, practical, and evolving.